Pan African Resources has completed a feasibility study for its Soweto Tailings Retreatment project in South Africa, aiming to increase annual gold production at its Mogale complex to around 100,000 ounces. The project involves retreating tailings with reserves of about 0.98 million ounces, using existing Mogale infrastructure to reduce costs. Capital expenditure is estimated at US$216 million, with a projected internal rate of return of 29.55% and a payback period of about three years. Construction is expected to start after board approval in December 2026, with environmental permits anticipated in 2027. The project also supports environmental rehabilitation by addressing historical liabilities on the West Rand.
Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong predicts Bitcoin may reach $400,000 by 2030, a 420% increase from current levels, based on its four-year cycle pattern and recent market bottom. Key upcoming events like the CLARITY Act vote and the next Bitcoin halving s...
Ripple has upgraded its $1 billion-acquired Ripple Treasury platform by integrating GSmart AI agents to assist with liquidity management, cash flow forecasting, reconciliation, and risk assessment. These AI agents provide recommendations but require ...
Gemfields Group Limited held a commercial-quality emerald auction from August 24 to September 10, 2026, generating $29.6 million in sales. The auction achieved a record average price of $9.72 per carat, up from $7.46 in the previous sale, despite sel...
Bitget Wallet has become a member of Japan's Blockchain Collaborative Consortium (BCCC), joining over 270 blockchain companies to engage in discussions on self-custody, wallet standards, DeFi regulation, and stablecoins. This move comes as Japan impl...
Ethereum developers have tentatively scheduled the Glamsterdam upgrade activation on the Sepolia testnet for October 6, 2026, at 13:53 UTC. This date remains conditional as stable activation has not yet been achieved on private development networks, ...
